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Yellow bush daisy problems slugs and snails. Native to south africa african daisy osteospermum delights gardeners with a profusion of brightly colored flowers throughout the long summer blooming season.

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The deeply cut lacy leaves cover a bush that may get 5 feet tall and up to 5 feet wide. Serenity african daisy osteospermum ecklonis serenity series patented. Bright yellow flowers appear in great numbers throughout the season and are quite striking against the delicate dark green foliage. The bush daisy is ideal for mass plantings mixed flower borders and as a container plant.

Yellow and chartreuse foliage allows most of african daisy color combinations to shine. Deer resistant and drought tolerant in the landscape ideal for erosion control in frost. In cool summer climates these beautiful flowers will produce a long lasting display from spring to frost. Yellow bush daisies prefer neutral or alkaline soil with a ph of 7 0 or lower.

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